Politics
in Pakistan is in a state of flux: the electoral population has not
only become active but is also more aware, public institutions are being scrutinized
for their inefficiency, the democratically elected government has set a
new economic pace for the country, opposition parties are more involved
in holding those in power accountable, the parliament is sanctioning
decisions effecting long-term changes in society, a small but assertive
civil society is more involved in decision-making, the military is
engaged in a continuous battle with the menace of terrorism, and the
entire country is gradually gearing up for a new election season. Amidst
these fluctuations, it seems PPP has a plan. After an eighteen month
self-imposed exile, PPP co-chairperson and former president of Pakistan,
Asif Ali Zardari, has returned to his native land.Monday 2 January 2017
Zardari: RETURN OF THE NATIVE
Politics
in Pakistan is in a state of flux: the electoral population has not
only become active but is also more aware, public institutions are being scrutinized
for their inefficiency, the democratically elected government has set a
new economic pace for the country, opposition parties are more involved
in holding those in power accountable, the parliament is sanctioning
decisions effecting long-term changes in society, a small but assertive
civil society is more involved in decision-making, the military is
engaged in a continuous battle with the menace of terrorism, and the
entire country is gradually gearing up for a new election season. Amidst
these fluctuations, it seems PPP has a plan. After an eighteen month
self-imposed exile, PPP co-chairperson and former president of Pakistan,
Asif Ali Zardari, has returned to his native land.
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